Italians want their PM to quit: Survey

Rome, Jul 21: A new survey in Italy revealed that more than half of the Italians don't support Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

The survey conducted by IPR Marketing revealed that the popularity of Berlusconi has fallen to its lowest level since he was elected for a third term in Apr 2008.

Among the respondents in the survey, 55 percent said that they don't support Berlusconi's conservative government, 41 percent want the PM to quit.

Berlusconi has been facing challenges from growing number of rivals within his own party, while several high-ranking members of the government have resigned amid corruption scandals in recent months.

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